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Well I've been guessing that github was going to get killed off and rolled into of azure devops at some point. As for the ICE contract, do you have any idea ho
by Meph504 6y ago
Well I've been guessing that github was going to get killed off and rolled into of azure devops at some point.
As for the ICE contract, do you have any idea how much money the U.S. government pays to microsoft, of course they aren't going to back out of a contract. if they did, you can bet an emergency board meeting would be held, and who ever made that call would be axed and the contract reinstated, the JEDI cloud storage contract alone is worth $1 billion a year. not to mentions the 25+ million plus OS lisc. and office 365 contracts, and the GCC contracts.
It's very possible that microsoft as a corporation doesn't even deal with github DMCA until they become a PR issue like this one. Github processed DMCA noticed before they were acquired, and their staff likely still is. Not like that is a hot button issues to convert and integrate in the grand scheme of things.
Just food for thought.
- oaiey 6y agoI think you are right, except your first sentence. Azure DevOps will be the one which will be reoriented to GitHub, not the other way around. Azure Repos and Pipelines are basically duplication in GitHub world. But Azure DevOps issue tracker is superior to GitHubs (or GitLabs but not Jira).
- Meph504 6y agoActually I suppose Skype over lynx is a good example counter to my own point, who knows? Naming a brand after a concept is an asshole thing to do, sure it puts your product in the search results for anyone googling devops, but it makes looking for anything related to the product painful, so I'm all for another name change.
- oaiey 6y agoFair. But Skype rendered itself irrelevant in the years because of this BS ;) But I agree. Never underestimate politics vs. reality. Oh 2020.